Cuba's delegate to conference on way to Paris
Dr Antonio Sanchez de Bustatente Cuba delegate to the peace conference and former Hague representative is reported aboard an American transport en route to Europe. Cuba is represented by Rafael Martinez Ortiz minister to France who says Cuba aligns with the great powers on the war era principles guiding peace talks.
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Paris
Associated Press
Antonio Sanchez de Busta- Tente
Cuba
Europe
Rafael Martinez-Ortiz
France
Morgan Memorial plan to copy Good Will across 20 cities
Rev Dr Hagar J Helms head of Morgan Memorial travels for three months to consult with city committees on establishing Good Will industries. Centenary funds will reproduce Morgan Memorials in major cities including New York Pittsburgh Philadelphia Chicago New Orleans St Louis Duluth Kansas City Baltimore and Los Angeles the program preserves emergency employment via salvage of clothing and other materials.
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Hagar J. Helms
United States
Boston
New York
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Chicago
New Orleans
St. Louis
Duluth
Kansas City
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Kaiser's Birthday Telegraph From German Party
The German People's Party in Amsterdam sends a telegram to former Emperor William for his birthday. It praises his work for the empire and people, wishes him lasting peace, and affirms monarchist reverence amid a new state framework in Germany.
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Amsterdam
German People’s Party
Junkers
Berlin
William
Corporal Keebe Drafted by the Peace Conferees
Corporal Warren F. Keebe of 66 Orchard Street Cambridge now in Paris has been transferred from the 26th Division to a stenographer post at the peace conference. He is 21, served at the Mexican border, sailed for France last September with the 101st Infantry, and worked as a secretary in the state secretary’s office.
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Warren F. Keebe
Orchard Street
Cambridge
Paris
Keebe
France
101St Infantry
State Secretary
Governor Honors One-Armed Veteran in State House Reception
Corporal Louis M. David of Taunton, a World War I veteran who lost an arm, was welcomed by Governor Coolidge in the executive chamber of the State House. He wore his olive drab uniform with a war cross and other decorations earned in France. David was introduced to House members as a man of deeds and few words.
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Louis M. David
Taunton
Coolidge
State House
Massachusetts
David
59Th United States Infantry
France
Governor Coolidge
Kaiser Saws Wood Despite One Arm
Amersfoort January 27 Kaiser Wilhelm II still enjoys sawing wood daily in the castle shed. He uses a knee to steady the log while his strong remaining arm powers the saw, aided by a carpenter’s trestle and simple mechanical setup.
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Amerongen
Associated Press
William Hohenzollern
Pink Pills for Pale People Promise Nervous Relief
An advertisement touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a tonic to rebuild blood and calm nerves to relieve nervous indigestion. A Williamstown salesman testifies five weeks of use eased dizzy spells and stomach pain and improved sleep, with a free diet and hygiene book offered by the Dr Williams Medicine Co.
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W. M. Field
Linden Street
Williamstown
Mass
Dr. Williams
Will Seek Jobs for Right Men
Business has been picking up at the service men's employment bureau on Boston Common according to officials after the close of business. With funds in sight to enlarge floor space and hire staff the bureau should soon handle efficiently any service men seeking work or any employer wishing to hire soldiers or sailors.
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Service Men’s Employment Bureau
Boston Common
Providence
Post
Plans to Occupy Employment Bureau Facilities for Service Men
Plans to occupy the Food Conservation Cottage on the Common Liberty Hall and the Employment Bureau hut with $20,000 in city and state funds to broaden services. The committee will divide floor space into departments for targeted job matching to aid 100 business sponsors in placing 1000 unemployed sailors and soldiers as manpower shortages push recovery.
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Liberty Hall
Employment Bureau
Boston
Peters
Service Men
Harold D. Wilson
Employment Bureau On
Pilgrim Publicity Association
W. W. Everett
Shoe and Leather Reporter
Boot and Shoe Association
John FE. Ward
Portland Street
J. B. Goodhue
The
Employment Bureau On the Common
Naval Aviator Killed Dropping Note to Wife
Ensign James A. Clarke, a Hampton Roads base aviator, died when his hydroplane crashed while he flew low over the Norfolker Club to drop a note to his wife. Lieutenant Noe! EB. Sainsbury survived the crash.
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Norfolk
James A. Clarke
Hampton Roads Naval Base
White star battle back on the job flags sweep New England
New England firms from Boston to Providence fly blue rimmed white star flags to honor discharged sailors and soldiers. The movement spreads through Worcester, Bridgeport and beyond with chambers of commerce backing the effort and employers competing to rehire veterans returning to work.
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New England
Boston
Providence
Worcester
Portland
Bangor
Manchester
Burlington
Empire State Boundary Line
Massachusetts
Chambers of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce Haseen
Joseph H. Gainer
Post
Chamber of Commerce
Gainer
Rhode Island
Bridgeport
Clifford B. Wilson
William Hears A Theory In Beal Dialogues
William Jethro Spudd draws sharp ridicule from his two hopeful children in George Brinton Beal's witty dialogue series. The Boston Post Sunday Magazine previews next week's installment as Spudd confronts a puzzling theory.
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William
William Jethro Spudd
George Brinton Beal
Boston Post
Employment Offices Open to Returning Service Men
Returning soldiers and sailors may seek jobs at any United States Employment Service office, not only the bureau for returning soldiers and sailors on the Common. Everett W. Lord, state director, announced the policy to correct the impression that the Common bureau is the sole assistor of servicemen.
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United States Employment Service
Everett W. Lord
Federal Employment Service
Common Bureau
Act test halts in Supreme Court over Boston Elevated control
Proceedings led by Representative James J. Mellen and ten taxpayers challenged a new act transferring Boston Elevated control to a board of trustees and promising deficit funding from the State treasury. Judge De Courcy halted the case noting procedural errors. counsel admitted the error and said another bill will be filed.
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James J. Mellen
Supreme Court
Boston
de Courcy
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